ITX - 32 Flashcards

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Which branch passes laws?

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Legislative branch (Congress)

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The three branches of government

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Legislative, executive, judicial branch

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2
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Which branch enforces the laws?

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Executive branch (President and governmental agencies)

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3
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Which branch interprets the laws?

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Judicial branch (Federal courts)

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The primary sources of the tax law are?

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The Internal Revenue Code
Treasury regulations 
Revenue rulings
Private letter rulings 
Court decisions
Congressional committee reports
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___passes tax legislation, the___enforces it, and the___interpret the law.

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Congress
Treasury department (IRS)
Tax court and other judges

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The treasury department enforces tax laws passed by Congress by issuing?

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Treasury regulations
Revenue rulings
Revenue procedures
Technical advice memorandums
Private letter rulings
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In taxes, which document has the highest authority?

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Treasury regulations

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In taxes, which did not have the force of regulations, but they can be relied on to show how the IRS will treat specific situations.

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Revenue rulings and technical advice memorandums

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In taxes, it is usually issued as a result of numerous questions about a specific tax issue.

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Revenue rulings

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In taxes, it may be written when a controversy is appealed to the national office by either an IRS agent or a taxpayer.

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Technical advice memorandums

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In taxes, it may be requested on behalf of of a taxpayer who presents a specific set of facts. It is applicable only to the taxpayer who requested it.

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Private letter rulings

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Some secondary sources for tax research include?

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Research Institute of America
Commerce Clearing House
Bureau of national affairs

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